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we're talking about the election in the u.s. all day. we are talking about the work beginning after we get this clarity. >> as we head toward the close, about 52 minutes left. here the dow jones industrial average off the lows. gain now, 141. >> stick around. we've got a lot more ahead on this special election day edition of the "closing bell." >>> coming up on this special election day edition of the "closing bell," up for grabs. the very latest news from the battleground states that could decide the presidential race. >>> and our own larry kudlow weighs in on which states he's watching most closely. >>> plus, money matters. the former wells fargo ceo talks the election's impact on wall street and what it could mean for your bottom line. >>> and your money, your initiative. got an issue you need passed? we'll show you how some americans are using their own income to further causes they believe in. that's all ahead on the "closing bell." or that printing in color had to cost a fortune. nobody said an all-in-one had to be bulky. or that y
we're talking about the election in the u.s. all day. we are talking about the work beginning after we get this clarity. >> as we head toward the close, about 52 minutes left. here the dow jones industrial average off the lows. gain now, 141. >> stick around. we've got a lot more ahead on this special election day edition of the "closing bell." >>> coming up on this special election day edition of the "closing bell," up for grabs. the very latest news...
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the u.s. economy should perhaps be at a 1% to 2% gdp growth trajectory. that's including a fiscal drag in the united states of about 1%. that's our baseline assumption. but one should consider also that over in europe, you're going to be going into a recession in 2013. and our expectation there is for, perhaps, a 1% contraction. that's going to affect the financial markets here in the united states. one should not dilute themselves of that fact. >> maria, i think that the market today is probably as much about just election uncertainty coming out of the market, not about whether it's a romney or obama victory. it is people just looking at it. it's election uncertainty coming out. >> that makes a lot of sense. real quick, let's go around the horn here. how do you allocate capital? what do i want to be exposed to, and what do i want to sell in 2013? given all of this that we know so far. >> well, you definitely want to get out of defense stocks. you don't want to be there because i think that those have already moved. if you get an obama win, you're going t
the u.s. economy should perhaps be at a 1% to 2% gdp growth trajectory. that's including a fiscal drag in the united states of about 1%. that's our baseline assumption. but one should consider also that over in europe, you're going to be going into a recession in 2013. and our expectation there is for, perhaps, a 1% contraction. that's going to affect the financial markets here in the united states. one should not dilute themselves of that fact. >> maria, i think that the market today is...
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you look at shops and restaurants in the u.s. a lot of them are closed still. >> well, first off, as a lifelong new yorker and my family is still in new york, i take all this very personally. it's just a devastating situation. i look at the photos and talk to my family, and it's just unbelievable. with regard to starbucks business, 80% of our stores have reopened. we are making deliveries. today starbucks made a $500,000 donation to both the red cross and united way. we're trying to do everything we cannot only to open up our stores but be the kind of citizen and neighbor to those people who need us most. >> so in terms of the supply chain, what are you seeing in terms of commodities and foods available? >> well, starbucks is making deliveries. the facility that we have in york, pennsylvania, services metropolitan new york and the eastern seaboard. we're making deliveries. i think by monday we should be back in operations close to 100%. the stores were closed for a wi while. 80% are now open. we're providing a service to our cust
you look at shops and restaurants in the u.s. a lot of them are closed still. >> well, first off, as a lifelong new yorker and my family is still in new york, i take all this very personally. it's just a devastating situation. i look at the photos and talk to my family, and it's just unbelievable. with regard to starbucks business, 80% of our stores have reopened. we are making deliveries. today starbucks made a $500,000 donation to both the red cross and united way. we're trying to do...
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and, three, i actually think the u.s. gdp will grow mainly because i think housing is going to have a comeback. >> we see the beginnings of that comeback. great to talk to you as always. robert wolf, 32 advisers' ceo. no goals for the white house right now. since he just started his new company, robert wolf. watch our full team election coverage tomorrow night. we kick off at 5 p.m. eastern tomorrow. i'll be anchoring along with carl quintanilla at 7 p.m. we'll navigate through all the closings throughout the country. we'll be with you as we learn the winner of the white house and balance of congress breaks down tomorrow night all night on cnbc. let's get to bertha coombs. she has news on market flashes. >> a couple of companies reporting after the close here. they are tumbling. take a look at expressscripts. revenue is a little light. it's lifting the lower end of guidance for fiscal 2012. it won't give guidance until 2013. in the release it says expects claims lost from united healthcare, a weak business climate, all of
and, three, i actually think the u.s. gdp will grow mainly because i think housing is going to have a comeback. >> we see the beginnings of that comeback. great to talk to you as always. robert wolf, 32 advisers' ceo. no goals for the white house right now. since he just started his new company, robert wolf. watch our full team election coverage tomorrow night. we kick off at 5 p.m. eastern tomorrow. i'll be anchoring along with carl quintanilla at 7 p.m. we'll navigate through all the...
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okay, you have the u.s. on the edge of this fiscal cliff. europe is still a mess with its debt crisis. china slowing down. what should you do with your money besides hiding it deep under the mattress? my next guest says there's only one place to be and that's the red white and blue usa. neil hennessy is sounding like an olympic champ, usa, usa. you are over at hennessy funds after your name. i look at this and say okay good finally somebody who seems optimistic and you are, why? >> very optimistic, you were just talking about earnings, they might be down but still earnin earnings. companies made a lot of money in 08, 09, 10, 11, 12 and continue to make money. liz: while everybody else was whining and saying it is so awful, the world is ending. >> exactly. if you go back to 07, height of corporate income at 1.7 trillion dollars. today it is at 2 trillion and people aren't paying attention to this. liz: rates are at near zero. >> 30 year bond getting you 2 3/4% or a 10 year at 1.68, 1.70. liz: folks, you can hold all dow 30 names for 3% yield,
okay, you have the u.s. on the edge of this fiscal cliff. europe is still a mess with its debt crisis. china slowing down. what should you do with your money besides hiding it deep under the mattress? my next guest says there's only one place to be and that's the red white and blue usa. neil hennessy is sounding like an olympic champ, usa, usa. you are over at hennessy funds after your name. i look at this and say okay good finally somebody who seems optimistic and you are, why? >> very...
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you have eu situation t g-20 -- the g 20 and our own u.s. elections so this tape is pretty susceptible to some volatility. liz: it truly looks like it is at this point. so is energy. we are looking at an energy market that was down rather pointedly on friday, but now it is up not that dramatically. we keep looking at this stock, nrc, they of course make generators, up another 11%. it's seen a jump of more than 40% since the storm hit. and it just makes it look like the one sort of business angle out of all of this, and what we have learned is gasoline, boy,ly tell you something, no power, no gasoline, people are trying to already plan ahead. >> yeah, i know. we rallied here about a dollar towards the close here, kind of unchanged about 1:00, and had a good rally to end the day. i mean, everywhere -- i live in new jersey, and everyone i know or most people have a generator and their biggest concern isn't really whether they have electricity it is about whether they can get gas. it hasn't been that bad. the closer you are to the city, it is ba
you have eu situation t g-20 -- the g 20 and our own u.s. elections so this tape is pretty susceptible to some volatility. liz: it truly looks like it is at this point. so is energy. we are looking at an energy market that was down rather pointedly on friday, but now it is up not that dramatically. we keep looking at this stock, nrc, they of course make generators, up another 11%. it's seen a jump of more than 40% since the storm hit. and it just makes it look like the one sort of business...